Self tan

[Mae]

Anybody know a quick way to get rid of self tan? Any help appreciated.

[CrisisLoan]

brillo

[flossy]

Depends how sensitive your skin is: soap powder i.e. Daz is v good for this. Or alcohol.

Actually, if you value your skin, just use an exfoliator.

[gringo]

toothpaste. it works, better buy quite a lot of it though.

[David]

[s]flossy wrote on 16:32, 25th Feb 2005:
Depends how sensitive your skin is: soap powder i.e. Daz is v good for this. Or alcohol.

Actually, if you value your skin, just use an exfoliator.


aaah alcohol, the cause, and solution to, all life's problems

[Rilla]

just do what i do... go for the pale and interesting look.... really, purple veins can be attractive... no.. really!


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[johness]

Boots No.7 have a self tan remover which has saved me from some near neon orange disasters. For future reference, nthough cheap as chips Rimmel fake tan is the best, though it only lasts till you wash it off, you can see it instantly and avoid any streaking disasters. A better one that lasts is 'Tan in a Can' which you can get in Space N.K. its expensive but well worth it. If you are willing to spend even more money Clarins does an amazing long-lasting georgeous smelling fake tan that is the most real I have encountered. I wish I knew as much about Shakespeare's Jaques from 'as you like it' as I do about fake tan

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